Daughter and younger sister of fallen NZ soldier Luke Tamatea get boost from Camp Legacy.

Outdoor activity camps help kids cope with loss after their parents are killed in action.

The New Zealand Navy's property portfolio has tipped over the half-billion-dollar mark.

An SAS hero has spoken of his journey to recovery after being wounded in Afghanistan.

18 year old Billy Turner signed up four years ago - Made with funding from NZ On Air

She says she rang to say the bank wasn't going to hold (made with funding from NZ On Air).

Funding will be provided to the NZDF to help bring the bodies of NZ soldiers home.

The Defence Minister says a request from the United States is unlikely.

The Kremlin has criticised Trump for fighting the legitimate Syrian government.

Flooding, evacuations and complete chaos - tropical storm Debbie brought it all to NZ.

Defence ministers announce new chapter in defence cooperation.

Analysis: Here's one question NZDF can answer over "unfounded" civilian deaths.

Kidnap of Fijian peacekeepers had a big impact on McCully's decision on NZ contribution.

Foreign Minister Murray McCully outlined the approach in a foreign affairs address.

COMMENT: We all deserve to know the truth about the 2010 SAS raids, writes Brian Rudman.

COMMENT: If he'd seen disturbing footage, surely he'd be duty bound to call an inquiry.

COMMENT: Why investigate a dog's death, but not that of a child, asks Rachel Smalley

An internal military review shines spotlight on problems in another big Defence outing.

Chief of Defence's response to Hager/Stephenson's book is professional, says Rodney Hide.

COMMENT: There are more reasons than not to hold inquiry into SAS raid, says Audrey Young.

Confused? Here's a guide to fracas that has followed the release of the Hit & Run book.

The military's ability to care for the bodies of those who die abroad is under question.

NZ seems to be "beckoning China as an enemy", Australian journalist John Pilger says.

The 62-year-old rugby coach has denied all charges against him.

Victims say location and names are wrong - but insist six civilians were killed.

NZ Defence Force's interpreters talk about their former roles and life in NZ.

The Chief of Army tells officers the nine killed in the NZSAS raised were armed.

Evidence was destroyed supporting Defence Force claims a damning report was inaccurate.

Mother of soldier says she wishes NZ troops were brought home before her son died in 2012.

EDITORIAL: Defence HQ should expect to report to the public on missions like Afghanistan.